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8IX
WEDNESDAY.
FEBRf
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SHOWS
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Optometrist
In
Charge
Watch,
Clock,
Jewelry
Repairing,
Hand
Engraving
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Basement
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For
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China,
Dinnerware
Glaues,
Baggage
and
Novelties
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STORE
ij
Glamorous
Spring
Millinery
Hj
And
why
wouldn't
they
be?
Over
500
new
Spring
Hats
just
.
received
direct
from
tne
eastern
factories.
All
the
new
colors
V
combined
With
tne
leading
New
York,
models.
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SPECIAL
SALE
50
HATS
REG.
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delay!
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your
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at
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PRINCE
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BRITISH
COLUMBIA
SHOCK
TO
SMITHERS
Sudden
Death
of
Joe
Rife
Regret
ted
By
Entire
Community-Interment
In
Vancouver
SMITHERS,
Feb.
25:
The
com-
munlty
of
Smithers
was
grelved
'
)n
Rafiirriav
toot
nm.
I
tceived
In
town
that
Joe
Rife,
opular
baggageman
of
the
Canadian
National
Railway,
had
drop-
Ded
dead
whllp
rarrviner
mi
M
duties
on
the
Incoming
train
while
it
was
at
Palling,
about
90
miles
east
of
Smithers.
Mr.
Rife
was
out
on
the
Irack
at
the
time
as
the
train
was
held
up
by
a
broken
draw-bar.
He
wsu
observed
to
fall
by
some
of
the
:ram
crew
who
thought
that
he
lad
slipped.
When
he
did
not
rise,
hey
immediately
went
to
his
aid
mt
he
had
passed
away.
Mr.
Rife
had
resided
In
Smithers
'or
many
years
and
had
raised
his
family
here.
He
was
a
member
of
Omlneca
Lodge,
A.
F.
ii
A.
M.,
at
Smithers
and
had
always
been
prominent
in
local
Masonic
work.
He
Is
survived
by
his
widow
at
Smithers,
his
daughter,
Mildred.
vho
Is
at
present
training
for
a
lurse
in
a
Vancouver
hospital,
ind
his
son.
Joe.
who
Is
attending
iie
University
of
British
Columbia.
Mrs,
Rife,
accomoanled
bv
Mra.
Frank
Foster,
left
with
the
body
by
yesterday
morning's
train
for
Vancouver
where
Interment
will
take
place
In
Ocean
View
Ceme
tery.
The
family
have
the
deeDeat
sympathy
of
the
entire
commun
ity
in
their
sudden
bereavement.
NOT
ONE
BUT
THREE
FOR
FASTER
HEAD
RELIEF
OF
-COLDS
-ACHES
You
gtl
th
rtlltf
you
wont
wh
you
wont
It
with
tucklty's
3-lnardint
Clnnamotcd
CoptvUi.
Th
flrtt
Ingrtdisnt
rlivti
pair
Old
told
mlitry
fait.
Th
ttcond
ttimulat,
fid
rfrtht.
Th
third
bcntficia'ly
rtlanf
K'vti.
Plus
Oil
of
Cinnamon
to
wldly
on.
MKKtilulty
uid
In
Europ
to
combat
gripr
ftc.
IS
dot!
only
35
centt.
MDE
SV
M
A'AHs-of
lucicitris
tmnnt
Hf
-
it.Ml
laJJIPAMEs
OF
THE
CANADIAN
FORESTRY
CORrS
arc
lombrrlng
In
Scotland
U
mm
hipping
for
other
war
needs.
Above
is
the
modern
power
buek
saw"
of
the
Canadian
engineers
and'
foresters.
Below,
left,
Lieut-Gen.
A.
C.
L.
McNanghton
tkely
eiamlnes
f
jrt
.ry
equipment.
Below,
right.
foresters
raise
the
Jack-ladder
for
one
of
the
score
of
new
lamoer
sailb
they
hate
erected
In
the
Highland'
gins.
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l!
news
or
nortnern
Districts
STEWART
'INSTITUTE
Stewart
is
making
good
progrcvj
towards
its
quota
of
$40,000
In
the
;
Victory
Loan
campaign.
The
district
includes
Premier
and
Big
Missouri
as
well
as
Stewart.
The
first
five
days
resulted
in
$17,060
being
subserbed.
Seventy-nine-ycar-old
'qhfQft
Blbeau
bouht
the
first
bond
here.
All
stores
and
.esklenceg
in
Stewart
are
flying
.f
M
nuounout
the
campaign.
For
two
weeks
now
snowdrops
nuve
been
in
bloom
In
the
gaiden
Jl
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
R.
Tooth.
Crocuses
and
daffodils
are
well
above
ground.
f
The
remains
or
Arthur
E.
Key,
for
years
storekeeper
at
Premier,
-tore
ork,
were
sent
last
week
to
Vancouver
where
interment
tookplacs.
aev.
E.
W.
Slater
officiated
at
a
civiee
held
here
prior
to
the
de-rture
oi
the
body.
The
widow
icompan.ed
the
body
to
Vancou-er.
There
was
apecial
Victory
Loan
Sunday
service
in
the
Moose
Home
here
with
Rev,
E.
W.
Slater
officiating.
The
proclamation
was
read
by
W.
S.
Orr
and
John
Thompson
read
the
Scripture.
A
collection
was
taken,
up,
the
proceeds
going
to
the
purchase
of
War
Savlajjs
Certificates
for
St.
Mark's
Church.
There
was
a
parade
of
ex-service
men
to
the
service.
The
Stewart
rifie
range
continues
active.
A
challenge
has
been
Issued
to
Premier
for
the
A.
1
AT
TERRACE
Farmers'
Organization
Had
Suc
eessful
Year
Officers
Are
Re-elected
TERRACE.
Feb.
29:
-The
Ter
race
Farmers
Institute
held
.u
annual
meeting
on
Saturday.
Trw
meeting
was
well
tutendM
and
the
report
ahowed
Lhtu
finance
and
budneas
generally
eonUnue
to
Improve.
Som
$1000
dollars
worth
of
buainea
was
transacted
during
the
past
year.
Interesting
matters
were
brought
up
for
consideration
at
the
meeting.
The
Institute
showed
itself
favorable
to
the
establishment
of
ho
passed
away
suddenly
In
the
i
L"
m
pU
"l
m
Central
torp
from
fmm
a
hr
heart
attack
atfv
while
m.-
at
.
British
Columbia.
A
proposal
to
form
a
local
branch
or
association
oi
egg
producers
was
deferred
to
a
later
meeting.
Tne
need
for
tn-
:r
eased
membership
wsa
stressed,
thereby
Increasing
the
Institute's
influence
in
matters
such
as
freight
rates,
tariffs,
etc.
The
election
of
officers
to
carry
on
during
1942
brought
the
same
late
as
last
year,
thus
nrovinir
the
meeting's
satisfaction
with
the
work
of
1941.
These
are:
President.
Kenneth
Kerr.
Secretary
-
Treasurer.
Floyd
Frank.
Auditor.
WU1
Robinson.
Ter
Mr.
Jnrvt
nt
race
The
local
Orange
Lodge
held
a
very
successful
basket
social
on
Friday
evening
last.
i
w
iaiwmir;j,
WCvIiQ
stlne
cup
and
it
Is
also
hoped
tolln
conimand
of
the
Women's
8er-
nave
a
competition
with
Prince
i
.
ol
UTaum
tX)lumbla,
RuperL
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Tom
Kirk-1
ge
on
irSrti
Tcr"
,
Patrick
were
IfaaT&VSoST
i
championship
tournament.
i
r
J
J
J
1
.
.
'services
now
In
Hyder
as
well
n
Mrs.
Kaspar
left
last
week
for
in
Stewart
a
visit
n
Prince
Rupert.
L.
McDoo"IiTarrlved
here
tefSSS
Av
from
Vancouver
last
week.
J.
De-
professional
TduS
'lefl
last
week
on
VancoSm
f"
"riTaI
frm
hls
return
to
Vancouver
1
'
.
..
'
I
Mrs-
Dempscy
and
family.
afi.er
r.
j
Mr
jand
Mrs,.tj,
RocWort
re-
voting
here
for
some
T
t
im
wf
turned
to
StewarD
last
'week
after
1
lat
couver.
Rev
E
VV
Sinter
few
weeks
In
Van-
Rupert.
Norman
A.
Watt,
government
agent
at
Prince
Rupert,
was
a
visitor
here
last
week
for
a
few
days
on
official
business.
N.
Hueston
of
Big
Missouri
left
last
week
for
a
trip
to
Prince
Arrivals
herp
-
"
VV
I
1
1
tlii
Vancouver
lnrluded
Miss
Forsyth,
Miss
Wilson,
J
Moraa:
a'
Bvro.i
Church
rector,
Uj
holding
regular
i
and
Mr
Daum,
i
VA
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RAY
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JOHN
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